While Blood Strike is one of the most exciting new FPS battle royale games on mobile and PC, it hasn’t been immune to cheating. Some players use hacks or third-party tools like aimbot, aimlock, and ESP to gain an unfair advantage — ruining the experience for legit players.
Here’s what these cheats do, and why they’re a major problem:
🎯 What is Aimbot?
An aimbot automatically locks your crosshair on enemies the moment they appear. This means:
Headshots happen instantly, even through fast movement
The cheater barely needs to aim or try
Unfair kills from long distances or through cover
👉 Aimbots are often hard to detect manually, but are 100% unfair and against the game’s terms of service.
🧲 What is Aimlock?
Aimlock is a more subtle version of aimbot. It:
Locks the crosshair only when aiming down sights or shooting
Makes it look like the player has good aim
Is harder to detect than full aimbot
Cheaters use this to avoid suspicion in ranked or tournament matches.
👀 What is ESP?
ESP stands for Extra Sensory Perception, and it’s a wallhack-style cheat that lets players:
See enemies through walls
Track enemy movement, health, or distance
Spot loot, traps, or player positions instantly
ESP gives massive information advantages, especially in competitive modes like Hot Zone or Battle Royale.
🔒 Is Blood Strike Doing Anything to Stop It?
NetEase has implemented basic anti-cheat systems, but:
Some users report that cheaters still flood ranked and BR
Frequent complaints appear on Reddit and Discord
Updates often ban accounts, but new hacks are quickly released
❌ Risks of Using Cheats
Using aimbot, aimlock, or ESP in Blood Strike can result in:
Permanent account bans
Device bans (HWID)
Loss of skins, progress, and money
Possible malware/spyware infection from shady cheat websites
Many cheat tools steal your data or infect your device.
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